UK CPL to FAA CPL
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From: bristol
UK CPL to FAA CPL
hello everyone,
I'm thinking of converting my uk cpl to an faa cpl. Does anyone know the process involved? Ive heard the exams can be written in the UK
any help would be great,
cheers
andy
I'm thinking of converting my uk cpl to an faa cpl. Does anyone know the process involved? Ive heard the exams can be written in the UK
any help would be great,
cheers
andy
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Portsmouth, UK
From what I understand Flight Saftey in Farnborough do the written exam. Your hours in the UK will count, 250 needed for FAA CPL. You will also need an FAA class 2 medical, which can be done in the uk see www.faa.gov for the list.
A good starting point for you will be FAR/AIM 2007 (Federal Aviation Regulations/Airmans Information Manual).
There is an instructor at Western Air in Thruxton that can do a lot of FAA ratings. His name is Peter Metcalff see www.westernairthruxton.co.uk
Hope this helps.
A good starting point for you will be FAR/AIM 2007 (Federal Aviation Regulations/Airmans Information Manual).
There is an instructor at Western Air in Thruxton that can do a lot of FAA ratings. His name is Peter Metcalff see www.westernairthruxton.co.uk
Hope this helps.




